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Page 26 says you can register 6 handsets. It sounds like there are handsets already registered. De-registering is on the same page. https://panasonic.ca/viewing/ALL/KX-TG6431/OI/TG6431_PNQX1624YA/TG6431_PNQX1624YA.pdf ..

I doubt you can. However if you log into your phone service you likely will be able to find the number in the call list.

Manufacturer site or online search

If you are UK based, number display is an addon to your land line phone service.

the wire that is used to connect the line to the telephone is not proper...

press program button then press the flexible where you want program the CO line then press 0, here u can select which CO line need to be program.

Ali

Reset it to what? What system is it connected to?

I don't see anything about call blocking in the manual for the Panasonic KX-TG5210M. For most Panasonic phones with the feature to delete all blocked calls from the database, with the phone system in standby, press Menu # 2 1 7. Use the up/down arrows to highlight either block a single number or block a range of numbers. Press Menu. Use the arrow keys to highlight Erase All. Press the soft key for Select. Use the arrow keys to highlight Yes and press Select again. Repeat this for the other section of the call block list. Press Off when done. See http://eng-ca.faq.panasonic.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/26549 for more information on this procedure. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Hi,

I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news but it is not possible to retrieve your messages.

Jamiell

Ok head over to https://www.justanswer.com/phone-systems/6psar-panasonic-cordless-phones-stopped-working-no-dial-tone.html they will help you. Please mark this as helpful and follow me.

Talk to your phone provider as methods vary.

This phone doesn't have voicemail! You need to speak to your IT guy, it is a system feature to the PBX unit, not the phones themselves. Here is your manual. You can set an Absent Message - Page 30. https://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/990969/ .

Put in a comma in between the main telephone number and the extension, and then also put in the abbreviation Ext. Before the extension number.

If all phones in that group ring except one, its ringer could be defective.

No, the KX-TG68XX phones do not work during a power failure. See page 12 of the user manual available on the product support page: https://www.panasonic.com/middleeast/en/support/product-archive/telephones-home-security/telephone/cordless/kx-tg6822.html . The current link to the manual is http://www.panasonic.ae/EN/Manuals/KX-TG6822.pdf . There are some cordless phones that allow the base to be powered by a handset. I've seen this with some AT&T cordless phone systems but do not remember any Panasonic models with all cordless handsets with the feature. A base with a corded handset will work without power for basic calls. Panasonic has a few models with the corded/cordless combination. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

I too have similiar problem with Uniden phone. In my case it is only the center toggle. I indeed took the phone apart and this problem relates to the metal oxide wearing off the rubber keys that make contact with the exposed circuit lines. This same problem is common with TV remotes. Sometimes you can take apart device and find that cleaning the circuit with rubber eraser can help the problem. You can clean the rubber contacts, but be delicate as you do not want to remove the coating on the key. As far as taking phone apart? Well it helps to be a tech with experience. Usually there is at least one screw or two to remove in the battery area. Then you gently pry the phone apart. Sometimes devices like this slide apart after the screws are removed. If you pry start at position nearest where screws join parts together and work your way up. You may dent the plastic a bit in process. Once you have two halves apart be careful in next steps. There will be numerous screws holding the phone to face. Also be careful of wires to speaker. They are usually hardwired. No plug. As you take apart take careful note of how wires are routed. Also be careful of charge contacts that slide into base of phone.

I could fix my phone if I could get the part, but I suspect Uniden will not sell me the part and ask me to send phone in.

Spinman

Could you have the Do Not Disturb feature engaged? Pick up your handset and press * 7 1 . Next press 0 (for all calls), 1 (for outside calls) or 2 (for intercom calls). Press 0 to cancel the do not disturb. Hang up when you hear the dial tone. There is also a call forwarding option that could be engaged. Again press * 7 1 . Press 0 to cancel any current forwarding option. You can find more about these features in the Quick Reference Guide available from Panasonic, https://www.panasonic.com/nz/support/product-archives/product-archives-business/unified-communications/business-phones/kx-dt343.html . The current link to the guide is https://www.panasonic.com/content/dam/Panasonic/support_manual/Telephone_Equipment/English/KX-DT343_KX-DT346_Quick_Reference_Guide.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Page 20 and onwards of the manual https://headsetplus.com/PDF/KXTS4300.pdf ..

Yes, it will remove all the blocked numbers